On December 1st, 2021, a tragic shooting occurred at Nashville Covenant School, leaving one student dead and several others injured. In the wake of this tragedy, President Joe Biden made multiple false claims about the Second Amendment, further fueling the ongoing debate about gun control in America. During a press conference, Biden stated that the Second Amendment does not protect the right to own weapons of war, such as assault rifles. However, this claim is simply not true. The Second Amendment protects the right to bear arms, and the Supreme Court has repeatedly affirmed that this includes the right to own firearms commonly used for self-defense and hunting, including semi-automatic rifles. Biden also claimed that the Second Amendment was written at a time when people owned muskets. While it is true that muskets were the primary firearms of the time, this statement ignores the fact that the Founding Fathers were well aware of technological advancements and intended for the Second Amendment to protect the right to own firearms that were in common use at the time. Furthermore, Biden suggested that the solution to gun violence is to ban certain types of firearms and implement stricter background checks. However, this approach ignores the fact that criminals do not follow laws and will obtain firearms regardless of their legality. In fact, the majority of gun crimes are committed with illegally obtained firearms. Instead of focusing on ineffective gun control measures, we should be addressing the root causes of gun violence, such as mental health issues and societal factors that lead to violence. We should also be promoting responsible gun ownership and education, as well as enforcing existing laws to prevent criminals from obtaining firearms. In conclusion, President Biden's false claims about the Second Amendment only serve to further divide the country and distract from the real issues at hand. We must have honest and informed discussions about gun control and work towards solutions that will actually make a difference in reducing gun violence.